My System:
FX8350 Stock Clocks with a Hyper 412S
GTX970 Strix No OC
16GB 4x4 HyperX Savage
990FX Fatality Motherboard
Inter Tech Argus 620W PSU
1TB WD Blue
This never occurred until today. So i got The Crew 2 today and i after i downlloaded it i instantly jumped into it and ran it on max settings no problem through the Prolouge then when i got to the Car dealer my whole PC rebooted without no signs of causing it, Then i decided its something random didnt think about it much then i rebooted the game. This time i managed to get a car and it rebooted again. The third time i decided to go in with MSI Afterburner and watch the temps, CPU Was sitting at 45*C and the GPU was at 65-68*C which instantly gave me hope since i knew it wasnt the parts's fault. Then i opened Furmark and started a Ultra test it ran fine for about 2 minutes then at the point of 70*c on the GPU it rebooted again. And when i got my 970 i stress tested it. it reached 74*c with no sweat but that was 4 months ago and now i guess its either the card dying or the PSU. I Tried moving the RAM to different slots but still happens. Im really pointing towards a PSU issue, since its a really off brand (i dont have another one to test) i dont know but it lasted me for about 1.5 years maybe the time has come for it. Would you recommend this PSU for my system ? http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/enthusiast-v-series/v650/
FX8350 Stock Clocks with a Hyper 412S
GTX970 Strix No OC
16GB 4x4 HyperX Savage
990FX Fatality Motherboard
Inter Tech Argus 620W PSU
1TB WD Blue
This never occurred until today. So i got The Crew 2 today and i after i downlloaded it i instantly jumped into it and ran it on max settings no problem through the Prolouge then when i got to the Car dealer my whole PC rebooted without no signs of causing it, Then i decided its something random didnt think about it much then i rebooted the game. This time i managed to get a car and it rebooted again. The third time i decided to go in with MSI Afterburner and watch the temps, CPU Was sitting at 45*C and the GPU was at 65-68*C which instantly gave me hope since i knew it wasnt the parts's fault. Then i opened Furmark and started a Ultra test it ran fine for about 2 minutes then at the point of 70*c on the GPU it rebooted again. And when i got my 970 i stress tested it. it reached 74*c with no sweat but that was 4 months ago and now i guess its either the card dying or the PSU. I Tried moving the RAM to different slots but still happens. Im really pointing towards a PSU issue, since its a really off brand (i dont have another one to test) i dont know but it lasted me for about 1.5 years maybe the time has come for it. Would you recommend this PSU for my system ? http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/enthusiast-v-series/v650/
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